Illustrations by henry hutt (13 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Without dust jacket. First Edition. Octavo, 7 1/2" tall, 351 pages, gilt titles and gilt top fore-edge, decorative green cloth. A very good, clean, neat hard cover first edition ('the' for 'she' on page 127) with minor shelf wear over all, rubbing to the corners, one for-corner tip through to boards; hinges and binding tight, paper clean, lightly yellowed. …

Cloth. Condizione: G/NO DUSTJACKET. First Edition. Indianapolis, IN: Bowen-Merrill Company. G/NO DUSTJACKET. (1902). First Edition. Cloth. 12mo., 452, [18] pp., cover rubbed, rayed, hinges racked, page toning . Black & White Illustrations (illustratore).

Cloth. Condizione: G/No Dustjacket. First Edition. Indianapolis, IN: Bowen-Merrill Company. G/No Dustjacket. (1902). First Edition. Cloth. 12mo., 452, [18] pp., soiled cover, blunted binding tips & corners, some worn hinges . Black & White Illustrations (illustratore).

Hard Cover. No Jacket. First Edition. Hard Cover. No Jacket. First Edition. HBNODJ, April 1902, 1st edition, Grey Brown & Pictorial decorated & lettered in Silver Gilt, , Nice & Tight Clean, VG+/VG, AS-IS, NODJ.

Couverture rigide. Condizione: Bon. 452 p. Ill. A bit wear to a publishing binding. Owner's name.

1902, 1st edition, 2nd state. (Hardcover) Good to very good, no dust jacket. 452pp. Olive clorh with silver cover illustration and titles. The spine is cocked and the boards are lightly edgeworn. Illustrations by Henry Hutt. (Fiction).

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Tight binding, solid blue/gray boards with gently shelf worn corners and spine ends, bright gilt lettering and illustration to front board and to spine strip, clean, unmarked pages throughout. With illustrations by Henry Hutt and Decorations by T.M. Cleland (illustratore).…

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First issue without the Metropolital Magazine Co stamp to the copyright page. Copyright page states: Copyright 1905 By The Macmillan Company Set up and Electrotyped.Published June 1905. Norwood Press. J.S. Cushing & Co.- Berwick & Smith Co. Norwood. Mass USA. 182pp + 6 pages of ads for other London Titles at rear. Top fore edge gilt. Corners are rubbed and spine edges and tips. Some staining to rear board. Small chip from cloth at the rear of the spine (1cm/2cm). Ink inscription to front paste-down. Coloured frontis plus 5 other full page colour illustrations. Sepia full page illustrations to the beginning of each chapter and many in-line b/w illustrations. Illustrations by Henry Hutt & T.C. Lawrence. (illustratore). …

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First issue without the Metropolital Magazine Co stamp to the copyright page. Copyright page states: Copyright 1905 By The Macmillan Company Set up and Electrotyped.Published June 1905. Norwood Press. J.S. Cushing & Co.- Berwick & Smith Co. Norwood. Mass USA. 182pp + 6 pages of ads for other London Titles at rear. Top fore edge gilt. Coloured frontis plus 5 other full page colour illustrations. Sepia full page illustrations to the beginning of each chapter and many in-line b/w illustrations. Top edge gilt. Some rubbing to the leading corners. Ink name to front paste down. A little offsetting but firm. Some tanning and some light foxing. Illustrations by Henry Hutt & T.C. Lawrence. (illustratore). …

Hardcover. 8vo., 351 pp. Green cloth stamped in white and gilt. Cover design unsigned, but by William James Jordan. Without dust wrapper. One of Tarkington's early novels, a tale of romance and mistaken identity. Tarkington is one of only four novelists to win a Pulitzer Prize for fiction multiple times. Very Good with some light wear at the extremities in green cloth.…

Hard Cover. No Jacket. First Edition. , Blue & White Decorated Cloth of snowy mountains & Sun & trees with some Edge rub & minor Corner Bump edges, , VG-, AS-IS, NOJACKET, 385 pgs, Small ding to spine cvr,HARDBACK NODJ, June 1905, stated 1st edition, 2nd issue ,VG-, interior Nice & Tight relatively Clean, Ever so slight Hinge Starting, VG, AS-IS, NODUSTJACKET,Octavo, Green decorated Cloth Boards with red, Lettered Cover with white & Brown, White & Gold Gilt Lettering on Spine, Minor Cover Rub, Wear, Scuff primarily corners & along Spine & with small external small Chips & Light Tears, Mild Fox, 182 pgs, Publishers Ads in Back.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. With matching dates of 1905 on the title and copyright pages. With "Published November, 1905" on the copyright page. "This edition is printed from the type, and is limited to Thre Hundred and Forty-seven copies. This is Number 219." (Limitation page) With a a splendid colored frontispiece by Henry Hutt, many illustrations in photogravure and double-tone, and from drawings by Edward Stratton Holloway. All with tissue guards. With two maps in excellent condition, crisply folded and pocketed in the rear paste-down: 1) Map of Newport; 2) Road Map of Island of Rhode Island and Conanicut Island. And over 95 splendid full-page illustrations, photogravures, all with tissue guards throughout this limited edition. Splendidly bound in finely woven brown linen cloth stamped brightly in gold on the front boards and the spine. With the Rhode Island seal stamped in gold and blue on the front boards, featuring an anchor and the word "Hope" on a waving banner. Printed on heavy, deckle-edged paper. Very clean and tight throughout. With a touch of dampstain to the bottom corner of the colored frontispiece, not affecting the plate. Top edges gilded. With heavy fraying and chipping to the top and bottom of the cloth of the spine ends. Some light leeching of color to the bottom left-hand corner of the front panel, and slight bumping to the corners. The front hinge is tender. A substantial and handsomely bound book. First Edition. With matching dates of 1905 on the title and copyright pages. With "Published November, 1905" on the copyright page. "This edition is printed from the type, and is limited to Thre Hundred and Forty-seven copies. This is Number 219." (Limitation page). 1st Edition.With "Published November, 1905" on the copyright page. Limited to 219/347 copies. Colored frontispiece by Henry Hutt; numerous illustrations in photogravure and double-tone. (illustratore). …

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Splendidly bound in finely woven brown linen cloth stamped brightly in gold on the front boards and on the spine. With the Rhode Island seal stamped in gold and blue on the front boards, featuring an anchor and the word "Hope" on a waving banner. Printed on heavy, deckle-edged paper. Very clean and tight throughout. Top edges gilded. Some fraying and chipping to the top and bottom of the cloth of the spine ends. Corners bumped. With some light leeching and flecking of color to the center of the front boards. A substantial and handsomely bound book. With a a splendid colored frontispiece by Henry Hutt, many illustrations in photogravure and double-tone, and from drawings by Edward Stratton Holloway. All with tissue guards. With two maps in very good condition, crisply folded and pocketed in the rear paste-down: 1) Map of Newport; 2) Road Map of Island of Rhode Island and Conanicut Island. And over 95 splendid full-page illustrations, photogravures, all with tissue guards throughout this limited edition. In addition to her signed presentation inscription on the front paste-down, there are 9 autographed letters (ALS) by Mrs. Van Rensselaer written to the her Newport friend and mentor, Dr. Arthur Sherman who served on the Newport Historic Society at that time. When Mr. Lippincott, the Philadelphia publisher, approached Mrs. Van Rensselaer about writing a special book on Newport, she sought the help of Dr. Sherman. These 9 handwritten letters in ink were written to Dr. Sherman dating from February 27, 1900 through December 23, 1900. The letters tell the story of how she came to write the book and thanks Dr. Sherman and Mr. Franklin for their many suggestions, ideas, and specific aid in writing Newport: Our Social Capital. She begins from her Philadelphia address in February by writing to Dr. Sherman for assistance, mentioning that "I have Mr. Mason s book on Rhode Island, but I want to know if there is a surviving congregation of the first Baptist Church and where it now is. Also if there is any sketch of it. So much has been written about Trinity, that I should like to bring the Baptists and their congregation more prominently before the public. I wish I could see you to ask a dozen questions about early days in Newport for you and your family must have many traditions. Can you give me the date when Bellevue Avenue was cut through to Rough Point? And when the Ocean Drive was laid out. I carried map and pictures to Mr. Lippincott, putting them in his hands; he promises to care for and to return them promptly. It gave me the greatest pleasure to send you a copy of my history of Newport. (A total of 9 letters, comprising 34 handwritten sheets of stationery, each sheet measuring 7"x 5.5", most with her No. 338 South Twelfth Street, Philadelphia address). A fascinating archive which showcases the creation and development of one the finest books about Newport, RI. First Edition with matching dates of 1905 on the title and copyright pages. This edition is printed from the type, and is limited to Three Hundred and Forty-Seven copies. This is Number 148.". Splendid illustrations by Henry Hutt; could not be more suitable for The Gilded Age. Stunning illustrations. Scare with letters. (illustratore).…